I just realized the potential of Japanese Government Bond in this economically depressed situation.

This morning, I have gotten some ideas from the information centre above the sky.

I have been participating in ETF of U.S. Treasury Bond and Bonds from European countries. Despite the theory that bonds go up when the stock market doesn't go well, they have dropped along with stock prices. I have wondered why it happened, but finally, I have reached a plausible hypothesis; they probably are highly influenced by the foreign exchange market.

I have considered the Japanese Government Bond as nothing but a stupid investment option. However, if you think the hypothesis I newly came up with this morning and assume that the price of the Yen will increase in an economic crisis (it is historically proven that investors bought the Yen before and after the 2008 crisis), the Japanese Government Bond is an excellent option for preparing the subsequent depression.

That also explains why the interest rate of Japanese bonds is meagre because investors worldwide realized this feature long before I came up with this somehow and bought a lot of them.

If you think economic depression will happen, a Japanese Government Bond would be an excellent investment option.